TURGUT@TREARN.BITNET (Turgut Kalfaoglu) (09/27/90)
Since I had borrowed my OS/2 1.1 from a friend, my time with OS/2 is running out - I need to buy my own version. Can someone PLEASE tell me where I can find an OS/2 for my machine? I can mail order it, so if you have an address, please tell me. I think I cannot buy it from IBM, because my machine is a Chips And Technologies,AMI BIOS,4 MB, 80286 at 16MHZ, and I think IBM version is picky for microchannel and other PS/2-specific stuff. I would appreciate any help in this matter. Regards, -turgut
dbc0027@cec1.wustl.edu (Daniel Bryan Crank) (09/27/90)
In article <90270.153651TURGUT@TREARN.BITNET> Turgut Kalfaoglu <TURGUT@TREARN.BITNET> writes: >Since I had borrowed my OS/2 1.1 from a friend, my time with OS/2 >is running out - I need to buy my own version. Can someone PLEASE >I think I cannot buy it from IBM, because my machine is a Chips And >Technologies,AMI BIOS,4 MB, 80286 at 16MHZ, and I think IBM version >is picky for microchannel and other PS/2-specific stuff. Not at all. We have run IBM's OS/2 1.20 (SE and EE) on the following AT-class clones: Dell, Club American, Compaq, and Toshiba, as well as IBM AT's and PS/2s. Unless your machine is really quirky, the IBM version should work. danno ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | "Is that -- strictly speaking -- accurate, sir?" | YOYODYNE | | "Mansell, that is what we in the Royal Navy call a lie."|Propulsion Systems| | --Yellowbeard |Grover's Mill, NJ | | Email to dbc0027@cec1.wustl.edu (Top Secret Think Tank) |------------------|